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Hymns Of Joy 

FOR 

HRisTiAN Worship. 



By Alex. Sv' Arnold, 

Authoi' of 'Uncle Timothy Taber", 
nson Family', "Fortunes^'smti' ij t fiafoptun i ?'*^ ^ 
"Henry Lovell, A TempferatTf^^tps^'p.. j,_ 

I OF Congress 

WASHINGTON 

Prefixed to the Hymns are SERVICES 
io be used in opening meetings, .. 

Copyright, 1879, By Alex. S.\^|0/^p?,'[®,;,;^(a'^^' 



All piT.sjiH are licroby warned aguiu:it I'riutJDg any oi the 

original hymns contained in this book, without permission of 

Alex. S. Arnold, Publisher, Valley Falls, It. I. 



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FIRST SERVICE. 



Minister. "Glory be to the Father, | and to the | Son, || and | to' 
the I Holy i Ghost; 

As it was in the beginning, is now, and | ever | shall be, || 
world I without end. A | men." 

Congregation. Glory be to the Father, | for He is | love; || He | 
is our endless | friend ; 

He ruleth the hosts of heaven and earth, through | His Son | 
Jesus, II world | without | end. A | men. 

M. I exhort, therefore, that first of all. supplications, prayers, 
intercessions, and giving of thanks, be made for all men; For 
kings, and for all that are in authority ; that we may lead a quiet 
and peaceable life in all godliness and honesty. 

C. For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our 
Saviour; Who will have all men to be saved and to come unto 
the knowledge of the truth. 

M. For there is one God and one mediator between God and 
men, the man Christ Jesus, who gave himself a ransom for all, to 
be testified in due time. 

C. I will, therefore, that men pray everj^where, lifting up holy 
hands, without wrath and doubting. I Tim. ii. 1-6, 8. 

31. For I am persuaded that neither death, nor life, nor angels, 
nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to 
come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able 
to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our 
Lord. For the Son of man is come to seek and to save that 
which was lost. Rom. viii. 38, 39. Lk. xix, 10. 

C. He hath purposed in Himself: That in the dispensation of 
the fulness of times He might gather together in one all things 
in Christ, both which are in heaven, and which are on earth; 
even in Him. Eph. i. 9-10. 

M. Glory be to the Saviour, | Immortal | Son, || who | died 
for I rebel | men; 

By whom all things were created iu earth, and | in high | 
heaven, || world | without | end. A | men. 



[Minister and Gonyregation repeat Confession of Faith together. \ 

THE UNIVEESALIST OONFESSIOU OF FAITH. 
Adopted at Wincliester, N. H. 1803. 

Article I. 
"We believe tliat the Holy Scriptures of the Old and New 
Testaments contain a revelation of the character of God, and of 
the duty, interest and final destiny of mankind. 

Articlk II. 
We believe that there is one God, whose nature is love, 
revealed in one Lord Jesus Christ, by one Holy Spirit of Grace, 
who will finally restore the whole family of mankind to 
HOLINESS and happiness. 

Article III. 
We believe that holiness and happiness are inseparably 
connected, and that believers ought to be careful to maintain 
order, and practice good works: for these things are good and 
profitable unto men. 

M. Glory be to God's Spirit, | the Holy | Ghost, || pro | ceed- 
ing I from our | God, 

Sent down by a i-isen Saviour to earth, to | comfort | mortals || 
world I without | end. A | men. 

M. Let us pray. 

M. & C. Almighty God, our Heavenly Father, we thank Thee 
for life and all its joys. 

We bless Thee for the good that grows out of our afflictions. 

We would honor Thee for thy perfect justice, manifested in 
the warnings of sure and certain punishment for our many 
transgressions, realizing that the greatest and most to be dreaded 
of all evils, is sin and iniquity. 

We praise Thee, gracious Parent, for thy boundless love for 
all thy erring children. 

Especially would we glorify Thee for the gracious gift of thine 
Only Begotten Son, our Saviour, who came down from heaven, 
and gave himself for us, that he might redeem us from all 
iniquity, and purify unto himself a peculiar people, zealous of 
good works. 

Bless the Churches and Sabbath Schools of all Christian de- 
nominations. 

O Lord, in thy hatred of all sin, wilt Thou confer upon each 
and everj^ member of this congregation, the greatest of all thy 
blessings, in making us truly good. 



Finally, O Lord, save us and all mankind from each and every 
sin, baptize ns with thy Holy Spirit, and till our hearts with thy 
never-ending love. 

All of which we ask in the name of Christ our Redeemer. 
Amen. 

THE LORD'S PRAYER.— Matt. vi. 9-13. 

M. (& 0. Our Father who art in heaven. Hallowed be thy 
name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth as it is 
in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us 
our debts, as we forgive our debtors. And lead us not into 
temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the kingdom, 
and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen. 



SECOND SERVICE. 



Minister. Lift up your heads, O ye, gates! 

And the King of Glory shall come in, — 
The Lord of hosts, heaven's Immortal King! 
Lift up your heads, O ye gates! 
Our Father, God, the King of Glory waits. 

(Joiif/regation. Though there be that are called gods, whether 
in heaven or in earth, (as there be gods many, and lords many,) 

M. But to us there is but one God, the Father, of whom are 
all things, and we in him; and one Lord Jesus Christ, by whom 
are all things, and we by him. 1 Cor. viii. 5-6. 

C. Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to-day, and forever. 

The same was in the beginning with God. All things were 
made by him ; and without him was not anything made that was 
made. Heb. xiii. 8. John i. 2-3. 

M. God also hath highly exalted him, and given him a name 
which is above every name; That in the name of Jesus every 
knee should bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and 
things under the earth ; 

C. And that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is 
Lord, to the glory of God the Father. Phil. ii. 9-11. . 

M. Lift up your heads, O ye gates ! 

And be ye lifted up, ye everlasting doors! 
Our Saviour comes, and highest heaven aijores. 

Lift up your heads, O ye gates! 

Our King of Kings, the Lord of glory waits. 

C. Unto Thee, O Lord, belongeth mercy; for thoii renderest 
to cver}^ man according to his work. Ps. Ixii. 12. 



M. For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, 
that every one may receive the things done in his body, according 
to that he hath done, whether it be good or bad. II Cor. v. 10. 

C Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is 
this. To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and 
to keep himself unspotted from the world. Jas. i. 27. 

M. Ye see then how that by works a man is justified, and not 
by faith only. For as the body without the spirit is dead, so 
faith without works is dead also. Jas. ii. 24, 26. 

C. Our Saviour Jesus Christ gave himself for us, that he 
might redeem us from all iniquity, and purify unto himself a 
peculiar people, zealous of good works. Tit. ii. 14. 

M. Thou Shalt call his name JESUS : for he shall save his 
people from their sins. Mat. i. 21. This is a faithful saying, 
and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the 
world to save sinners. I Tim. i. 15. 

C. Neither is there salvation in any other; for there is none 
other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must 
be saved. Acts iv. 12. 

M. The creature was made subject to vanity, not willingly, 
but by reason of him who hath subjected the same in hope; 
Because the creature itself also shall be delivered from the bond- 
age of corruption into the glorious liberty of the children of God. 
Rom. viii. 20, 21. 

C. And every creature which is in heaven, and on the earth, 
and under the earth, and such as are in the sea, and all that are 
in them, heard I saying. Blessing, and honor, and glory, and 
power, be unto him that sitteth upon the throne, and unto the 
Lamb forever and ever. Rev. v. 13. 

M. Lift up your heads, O ye gates ! 

That Christ, whose power the highest heaven fills, 
May enter in, and dwell on Zion's hills. 

Lift up your heads, O ye gates! 

Our King of Kings, the Lord of Glory waits. 

[Here follows Prayer, including Lord's Prayer, as in first se7-vice.] 



THIRD SERVICE. 

Minister. Make a joyful uoise unto the Lord, all ye lands. 
Serve the Lord with gladness; come before his presence with 
singing. Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his 
courts with praise. Ps. c. 1-2, 4. 

Congregation. Oh that men would praise the Lord for his 
goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of 
men ! Ps. cvii. 8. 

31. The kingdom of God cometh not with observation: for 
behold, the kingdom ofGod is within you. Lukexvii. 20& 21. 

0. The kingdoai of God is not meat and drink; but 
rightcousnc-is, and ] eace, and joy in the Holy Ghost. 

Kom. xiv. 17. 

M. Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel 
of the ungodly, nor standcth in the way of sinners, nor sit- 
toth in the seat of the scornful, but his delight is in the law 
of the Lord, and in his law doth he meditate day and ni^ht. 

Ps. i, 1-2. 

(J. A day in thy courts is bettc^r than a thousand. J had 
rather be a door-keeper in the house of my God, than to 
dwell in the tents of wickedness. Ps. Ixxiv. 10. 

M. The wicked are like the troubled sea, when it cannot 
rest, whose waters cast up mire and dirt. There is no peace, 
saith my God, to the wicked. Isa. Ivii. 20, 21. 

V. Clome unto me, all ye that labor, and are heavy laden, 
and 1 will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn 
of me; for 1 am mee'c and lowly in heart, and ye shall find 
rest uuto your .souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is 
light. Alatt. xi. 23-3;). 

M. Work out your own salvation with i'ear and trcmblin"-; 
for it is God which worketh in you, both to will and to do of 
his good pleasure. Phil, ii. 12, 13. 

C. Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be 
saved, and thy house. For in Jesus Christ, neither circumcis- 
ion availeth anything, nor uncircumcision ; but faith which 
worketh by love. Acts xvi. 31, Gal. v. G. 

lU. Love your enemies, and do good, and lend, hoping 
f.)r nothing again; and your reward shall be great, and ye 
shall be the children of the Highest; for He is kind unto the 
unthankful and to the evil. Be ye therefore merciful, as your 
Father also is merciful. Luke vi. 35, 3G. 

C. And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all 
men unto me. This ho said, signifying what death he should 
die. John xii. 42. 33. 



Jf. As 1 live, saith the Lord Cod, 1 have no pleasure 
iu the death of the wicked ; but that the wicked turn from 
his way and live. For thou art not a God that hath pleas- 
ure in wickedness ; neither shall evil dwell with Thee. 
Ezk. xxxiii. 11 & Vs. v. 4. 

C- The Lord is good to all, and his tender mercies are 
over all his works. He will not always chide, neither will 
he keep his anger forever. Vs. cxiv, I) & ciii. 9. 

J[f. If I ascend up into heaven, thou art there ; if I 
make my bed in hell, behold thou art there ; if I take the 
wings of the morning, and dwell in the uttermost parts of 
the sea, even there shall thy hand lead me and thy right 
hand hold me. Ps. cxxxix. 8-10. 

(J. There shall bo no more death, neither sorrow nor 
crying ; neither shall there be any more pain ; for the 
former things are passed away. Ilex. xxi. 4. 
M- Let us i)ray. 
Jll- c\' C- L\er blessed Gcd of inlinJte justice and bound- 
less mere}', as we lift our voices in pra} er for our many 
needs, and ntter our thanksgiving for tby great goodness 
towards all, we would realize thj' nearness, and the presence 
of the Holy Spirit, operating upon cur hearts, bringing us 
into comniunicn with Thee and tli,y Son Jesus. 

Make us members of the kingdom of heaven on earth, 
that while we remain here below, we may constantly enjoy 
the ccmpanion&hip of our blessed Saviour, who came down 
to earth, to seek and to save that which was lost — to save 
every lost soul from sin, to save the wicked frcni all wick- 
edness, and to remove from our heaitsevery doubt and dis- 
trust of thy loving-kindness, which knows no hmits or end. 

Bless us, O Loid, as thou seest we need. Forgive our 
many transgressions ; banish all hate and -sMath, cnv}' and 
strife from cur midst; blot cut our iniquities, and take 
awaj' all our sins, through thine Only Eegottcn Son. 
Enlighten our minds by thy Holj- Spirit, and shed abroad 
iu ail cur hearts, such a measure of thy love, that cur 
lives may prove a great anel constant blessing to our 
fellow men. 

Finally, in the dispensation of the fulness of time, gather 
together in one, all in Christ Jesus, purilying the hearts of 
all the children thou hast created, that sin and iniquity may 
be known no more, and love arid joy reign in every soul. 

■Which petition v,c hvmlly cter in the ranee of cur 
Divine Mediator and Saviour. Amen. 

[ (Jlose with the Lord's Prayer. '\ 



FOURTH SEF^VICE.— Memorial, 

,M'r. ^)^ what joy tliat will be when all souls shall be blest. 
Washed white by the power of Jesus, the Lamb, 
Aud we lucet all our loved ones in mansions of rest, 
On the shores of the benutiful, immortal land.— 
All men freed from sinning, temptation and pain. 
In triumphant glory King Jesus shall reign. 
Cong. As we have borne the image of tlie earthy, we 
shall also bear the image of the heavenly- 1 Cor. xv. 40. 

'J\I. For as in Adam all die, even so. in Christ, sliall 
all be made alive. 1 Cor. xv. 'li. 

C. And the dead shall be raised incorruptible, and we 
shall be changed. For this corruptible must \)\\t on incor- 
ruption, and this mortal must put on inmiortalit\'. 1 Cor, 
XV. 52, 53. 

J\T. O, grant us our Father, tiiat undying faith, 

"Which perfect^ trusts thy unchangeable love 
For every lost soul 'mid the temptings of earth, 
That all shall stand purified, sinless, above. 
And oh ! from the depths of earth's misery save 
From all doubt of th}- love as we stand round the grave. 

C. If in this life only we have hope in Christ, we are 
of all men most miserable. 1 Cor. xv. It). 

J\I. But I -wonld not have 3-on to be ignorant, brethren, 
concerning them which are asleep, that ye sorrow not, even 
as others which have no hope. 1 Thes. iv. 13. 

(7. For the Lord will not cast off forever : but though 
He cause grief, yet will he have compassion according to 
the multitude of his mercies ; for He doth not afiiict willing- 
ly, uor grieve the children of men. Lam. iii. 31-33. 

J\f^ When time shall be no more, no anxious morrow- 
Shall cloud that endless day with hopeless son'ow ; 
For one Immortal Now shall e'er remain, 
And wand'rers then shall hear the glad refrain, 
"It is always Now in this better clime ! 
"Behold, Now, Now is the accepted time !" 
And in that Endless Now each soul Avill call ; 
And Christ, so hating sin, shall save them all. 



M. '-Ble^se I be G-od, even the Father of our Lord Jesus 
Christ, the Father of mercies, and the God of all comfort; who 
comforteth us in all our tribulations, that we may be able to 
comfort them which are in any trouble, by the comfort where- 
with we ourselves arc comforted of God." 2 Cor. i. 3-4. 

G. "For whatsoever things were written aforetime, were 
written for our learning, that we through patience, and com- 
fort of the Scriptures, might have hope." Eom. xv. 4. 
M. When those we love, in youth or age, are gathered 
to the tomb. 
Should we distrust our Father's love, how terrible 

the gloom ! 
Therefore, though others for their friends mourn 

without trust in God. 
In perfect faith we'll lean on Him, and bless his 
chast'ning rod. 
C. We will not add the sin of doubt, whoever may depart; 
For God is love, and on this Eock we rest with trusting hearts. 
M Poor doubting soul, 0, trust the Lord, whose wrath 
divine is love. 
■ For, saved from sin, in sweet accord, we all shall 
meet above. 

M. Let us pray. 
M. c5- C. God of all comfort and salvation, our ref- 
uge and strength; knowing that manifold temptations must 
constantly surround us, through all the joiu-ney of life, real- 
izing our own weakness and frailty, conscious of our entire 
dependence upon thy grace, we pray that we may he drawn 
very near Thee, and thy Son Jesus; and keep us Heavenly 
Father, ever under the shadow of thy wings. 

May we never sorrow as others who have no hope; but 
when death shall remove our friends, our companions, or our 
neighbors, grant, O Lord, that the faintest shadow of doubt, 
or distrust in thy infinite goodness and the saving power of 
Jesus, may never enter our hearts; for we read in thy Floly 
Word, that if in this life only we have hope in Christ, we 
are of all men most miserable. 

Therefore give us that faith, which will always trust all 
our departed friends in thy keeping, — :ru!?t Thee, ttiat all 
who are not purified from every sin on earth, may be saved 
from all stain in the world beyond the grave, and be made 
holy and Chri.->t-like, in the endless noto of eternity, through 
ihy so:i Jesus, our only Saviour irom sin, and through 
whom v.e ask all these favors. Amen. 

[Close loith the Lords Prayer'\ 



FIFTH SERVICE.— TEMPERANCE. 

MiNiSTEK. And the Lord spake unto Aaron, saying, 
Do not drink wine nor strong drink, thou nor thy sons 
witli thee, when ye go into the tabernacle of the congrega- 
tion, lest ye die : it shall be a statute forever. Lev. x, 8-1). 

CoNoiiEGATiox. AVJue is a mocker, strong drink is raging, 
and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise. Prov. xx, 1. 

M. Who hath Avoe? who hath sorrow ? who liath 
contentions? wlio hath babblings? who hath Avounds 
without cause? who hath redness of e3'es? Prov. xxiii, 29, 

C. They that tarry long at the wine ; they that go to 
seek mixed wine. Prov. xxiii, 30, 

AL Look not thou npon the wine when it is red, wlieu 
it giveth its color in the cup, when it moveth itself aright. 
At the last, it bitelh like a ser]:)cnt, and stingeth like an 
adder. Prov. xxiii, 31-32. 

V. Woe unto them that lise up early in the inorniug, 
that they may follow strong drink, that continue until 
night, till wine inflame them. Isa. v, 11. 

M. Woe unto them tliat are mighty to drink wine, and 
men of strength to mingle strong drink. Isa. v, 22. 

(". The i>riest and the prophet have erred through 
strong (li'ink ; thoy err in vision, they stumble in judgment. 
Isa. xwiii. 7 

?il. The words of Jonadab the son of Kechab, that 
ho coiiunanded his sons not to drink wine, are performed ; 
Ibr unto this day the.y drink none. Therefore thus saitli 
the Lord, flonadab the son of Kechal), shall not want a 
man to stand Iiefore me forever. Jer. xxxv, 14 & 19. 

('. Woe unto liini that giveth his neighboi- drink. 
tiial puttest thv bottle to him, and makest him drunken 
also. na])akkuk. ii. \r>. 

AL And the Holy Scriptures set forth tiie warning 
example of Belshazzar, and the once righteous Noah, who 
lell IVora his high estate through intoxicating wine, and 
in his vileness. cursed the innocent instead of the guilty, 
thereby shutting himself out of the kingdom of God. 

('. For the works of the flesh are strife, adultery, wratli, 
drunkenness and hatred. They which do such things, 
sliall not inherit the kingdom of God. (Jal. v, 19-21. 

^I. And the Scri})tures also set forth the l)lesse(l exam- 
l)lcs of Daniel the proi)het. .lohn th.e baptist and others, 
who drank neither intoxicating wine noi- strong drink. 



And although our .Saviour was accused of being a wine- 
bibber, we have no proof that he drank any intoxicating 
liquor, at the last supper, or any social assemblage 

C The fruit of the spirit is love, joy, peace, longsutfering. 
gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness and temperance. 
Against such there is no law. (Jal. v. 22-2.'J. 

M Be not driink with wine, wherein is excess ; but he 
tilled with the spirit. Eph. v, 18. 

C. Al:)stain from all appearance of evil. 1 'J'iies. v. 22. 

M. Let lis pray. 

M. &. C Almighty God, King of heaven and earth, 
endow all our rulers with wisdonv from on high, that they 
may enact and execute those laws, which shall tend to our 
lasting good, influencing our souls to greater purity of life, 
more manifest sobriety and temperanc-e, causing us to 
exhibit more of that heart-felt charity, wdliout which we 
are mere burdens ujx)!! humanity — -hinderances of every 
moral reform, that tends to elevate man towaids (iod. 
(lod of infinite love and goodness, we humbly beseech thee 
to cleanse our souls from the love of sin and iniquity, 
through thy Beloved Son our Saviour, who was manifested 
that he might take away our sins, and cleanse us from all 
unrighteousness, that our works might ever lie for good, 
and our influence for the well-being of all those we meet 
in the various avenues of life. 

God of all grace, baptize us with thy Holy Spirit, that 
our hearts may be regenerated and sanctified, and being 
born into the pure kingdom of thy dear Son, we may enjoy 
while here on earth, a si)iritual resm-rection intf) eternal or 
newness of hfe, that shall make us heli)s to the fallen, 
and instruments of good to all around us. 

And, Father of the spirits of all flesh, when at last 
all shall perceive the inestimable value of purity of heart, 
when we shall become seekers after the Spirit, which dwelt 
so richly in thine Only Begotten Son, when we shall long 
for righteousness and lioliness, goodness and charity, 
sobriety and temperance, do Ihou in thy utter abhorence 
of sin and iniquity, grant to all thy children, that i-urityof 
heart and life, wliich alone can make us at-one Avith thee 
and thy Son Jesus, — spiritual sons of the living God. 
All of which we ask through our Divine Mediator. Amen. 

Close ivith the Lord's Prayer. 



HYMNS OF JOY 

FOR 

CHRISTIAN WORSHIP. 

1 (T. 25) Alkx. S. AuNOi.D, 1874. 

THEEE, THEKE IS JOY AMONG THE ANGELS. 

1 There, there is joy among the angels ; 

The weary prodigal comes home ; 
There is sweet music up in lieaveii 

AVhen no longer his footsteps j-oani. 
The arches of heaven are ringing 

With joy at the glad welcome sound ; 
Hosanua ! to Jesus forever ! 

The lost one our Saviour has found. 
CiioKi >. — (), our Saviour will seek all the lost onc8 ! 
He will search till he finds every one ; 
lie will save all the sinners from sinning, 
In his arms carry all safely home. 

2 Have friends dei)arted, weary pilgrims? 

Mourn not their journeying from 3-on ; 
Fear you our Saviour will not find them ? 

(), distrust not his love so true ! 
(). wrong not the love of our Saviour I 

Our constant, never-failing friend, 
(). grieve not his heart Avitli your doubting ; 

Mis kindness and love never end. 
Ciioiiis. — (), our Saviour, &v. 

'.] Come, all ye wretched ones and weary ; 
Rest in the Saviour's love to-day ; 
Trust in his kindness ever boundless ; 

He is ever our rock and stay : 
He came from the bright realms innnortsd. 

To save all the lost from their sins : 
He'll seek, and he'll save them forever ; 
All glory to Jesus our king ! 
CiiORiTS. — (), our Saviour, &c. 



(t 71) Alex. 8. Arnold, 1875. 

BLESSED JESUS, LOED OP GLOEY. 8s. and 7s. 
Tune. — Nettletoii. 
1 l)lessed Jesus, Lord of Gloiy, 

^Xe Avill sing thy praises sweet ; 
Hearts attuned to anthems liolj', 

We will join in worship meet. 
Come and aid us, blessed Saviour, 

lisher in thy glorious reign ; 
(J lory, glory, hallelujah! 

Hallelujah to th}' name ! 

"J Coiue, dear Saviour, blessed Jesus, 
Save us all from vice and sin ; 
Cleanse us now, and over lead us ; 
(iive us now thy peace within. 
C()]n(\ and aid us. &(•. 

(T l!l) Alkx. S. Aiinoij), 1.S7G. 

OUE lATHEE m HEAVER-, OUE VOICES WE BLEND. 
Tune. — Sweet IIoiin', or Portuguese Hymn. 11 s. 

1 Our F;vtlier in heaven, our voices we blend. 
And [)raise thoe, and bless thee, our Maker and 1^'ricnd ; 
Oil, guide us, and guard us o'er life's troubled sea, 
\ui\ keej) us, our Father, still closer to thoe. 

■2 Our lather in heaven, oh hear when we pray, 
in loving comi)assion for those gone astray ; 
Oh, wasli them, and cleanse them, and save them from sin. 
And grant tliy lirli ))!essing — tliy Spirit within. 

{ {■{-. ')!) Allx. S. Ai;\uli>. bS7H, 

GO SOUHD THE PEAISES OF OUE KIHG! 
Tune.— Ariel. C. V. M. 

(.•() s(Mjii(l till' praises of our iving ! 
\\u\ all your adoration bring ; 

He sits entlioncd above ; 
Ye nations 1-ow to his control, 
And spread his v.-jmv from i)o!e to pole ; 

He rules tlie world in 1o\h". 

All evil. sin. and vice, and shame 
Shall tlee away at his great name ; 

His power shall cleanse each soul : 
'i'lien truth and grace shall e'er abound, 
And every tongue his praises sound 

Wliitc endless ages roll. 



13 

5, (T. 56) Alex S. AitNOLD, 5. 

Sound Lond Your Notes of Praise. 

Tune — Browne. 

1 . Sound loud your notes of praise 

To God's Immortal Son ! 
He's the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, 

And the vict'ry shall be won : 
For he came to us in love, 

Dispelling doubt and fear ; 
And he brought immortal light from heaven, 

Tiiat every heart shall cheer, 

2. For his atoning blood, 

Your highest anthems raise ; 
For from sin, and guilt, and every stain, 

He every soul will save. 
Then in purity and peace, 

In meekness and in love, 
V\''e all shall worship at his feet, 

Aud reign with him above. 

6. (1'- ^^] ^^^^^ ^- Arnold, 3 

Love Faith and Joy. 

Tune — Dennis, S. M. 

1 . We meet to-night in love, 

Believing, through God's grace. 
All hearts, renewed, pure love shall feel 
For each and all our race. 

2. We meet to-night in Faith, — 

From sin all shall be free 
Through our dear Lord, and love shall reign 
Through all eternity. 

3. We meet to-night in Joy, — 

We all shall meet above, 
Aud worship at our Saviour's feet, 
Aud praise the God of Love. 

i. So, when this meeting ends. 
May all our hearts unite 
)n friendship's greeting, kind and true. 
To one and all^ Good night ! 



14 
n (r,e«>) alex s. arxold. a. 

Enraptured Souls, in Songs of joy, 

Tune. — Let every Heart Rejoice and Sing 8s, 6s & 7?. 

1 Enr.iptured soulSj in son<js of joy 

Your highest honors raise ; 
Tune every heart in blest imploy, 
The King of Glory praise. 
Chorus. — For God is love ; his Son He gave ; 
His Avrath is love divine ; 
His Son in glory reigns above. 
And mercy upholds his shrine. 

2 In boundless kindness Jesus came, 

With peace and rest from heaven ; 
And he received in God's great name. 
The throne of glory given. 
Chorus. — For God is love, &c. 

3 Join then, ye world, in worship sweet ; 

Exalt his glor'ous name ; 
And when around his throne we meet ; 
We all shall sinless reigu. 
Chorus. — For God is love. &c. 



q (T, 5S; ALEX. S, ARNOLD, 5, 

Rally Roand the Temperance Banner. 

Tune. — ZiON, 

1 Rally round the temp'rance banner. 

Bold and firmly day by day ! 
Never from its service waver ; 

Turn not from the foe away ! 
Oh ! be faithful ! 
God himself shall end its sway. 

2 Through intemp'rance ever falling, 

Friends and kindred we deplore ; 
Millions more are thronging downward ; 

Drive the monster from our shore : 
And united 
Battle till its reij^n is o'er. 



9. 



15 

(T, 10) ALKX, S. ARNOLD, 3 

Christ's Final Victory Over All Sin. 

Ti'.ne — ZiON 

1 'Neath the Suviour's banner gather, 

All ye lands from sea to sea : 
Battle for the gospel ever. 
Till Christ gains the victory 

And all nations 
Swell the final jubilee. 

2 Jesus, Lord, our only Saviour, 

He alone can save from sin, 
He alone can make us holy ; 
Ho for man will heaven win : 

Every mortal, 
Saved from sin, shall dwell therein. 

3 Lift your heads, ye gates of Zion, 

Rise, ye everlasting doors : 
Comes our King, the Son immortal. 
Every soul of man adores, 

Saved from sinning, 
Standing on the golden shores. 



1A (T, r.5) ALEX, 8. ARNOLD, 5. 

Now to Jesus Sing His Praises Holy, m, os & rs. 

1 Now to Jesus sing his praises holy, 

Spread abroad his endless love; 
Heaven and earlh ascribe him power and glory; 
Jesus rules the hosts above. 
Choijus. — Loud proclaim his wonderful kindness ! 
Loud proclaim his wonderful kindness ! 
Glory to Jesus ! g'ory to Jesus ! 
Hallelujah to his name ! 

2 For his mercy, kindness, love and blessing, 

All your tuneful voices raise ; 
Give him honor, glory everlasting ; 
Sound your anthems in his praise. 
Chorus. — Loud proclaim. &c. 



16 
11. ('f' *^^) -^LEx S. Arnold, 5. 

All Hail to the Fountain ! 
Tune — Chorus of Fire. 

1, All hail to the fountain ! 

Its praises resounding, 
We'll quafl its pure waters that sparkle wiih glee; 

Its waters refreshing^ 

That bring such a blessing. 
Come down from our Father who gave it so free. 

Then let ihe glad sound 

Ot its praises abound, 
Till our cause is triumphant o'er land and o'er sea ; 

While each mountain and plain 

Shall take up the refrain, 
"The vict'ry is ours, and the nations are free ! 

2. The Avine cup that saddens, 
And strong drink that maddens, 

That sting like the adder, we'll dash to the ground : 

They fill hearts with sorrow, 

And darken each morrow ; 
Oh, drink the pure beverage our Father sends down I 

Then let the glad sound, etc. 



12. [i' "^] Alex S. Arnold, 1876. 

0, On Life's Holling Sea. 

Tune — O, WE are W)LUNteers. 
1. 
O, on life's rolling sea. 'mid the foaming, dashing tide. 
Jesus at the helm, we may safely ride ; 
Though the hurricanes may come, and the wildest tern )est 

rage, 
All uudaunted we will sail o'er the mountain wave. 

Shout, then shout, the vict'ry ! the victory is sure ; 
Though the tempest rages, our haven is secure ; 
Bounding o'er the billows, fearlessly and brave, 
Trusting all to Jesu?, and his power to save. 
2 
King Jesus is cur Pilot, no danger need we fear. 
'Mid temptation's waves he is ever near'; 
When storms of passion rise, and threaten to o'erwhelm. 
Then only trust in Jesus who is at the helm. 
•Shout, then shout, the vict'rv ! &c. 



13. 



14. 



17 

(T, 74) AKKX, S. AKNOLD, f. 

Make Us, Lord, Like Thee. 

Tune — Dundee. CM. 

The lost in sin our Saviour seeks, 

From sin Avill set them free ; 
Oh may we love tliem one and all ! 

Make us, O Lord, like thee ! 

His foulest foes our Saviour loves. 

Wherever they may be : 
May we, like him, love all our foes ! 

Make us, Lord, like thee ! 

All sin, and crime, and every stain 

Our Saviour e'er abhors ! 
Cause us to hate and loathe all sin ! 

Make us like thee, O Lord ! 

(T. 67) ALEX. S. ARNOLD, 1S7«. 

When We Reach The House Eternal, ^^ & rs. 

1. When we reach the house eternal. 

And from sin and evil free ; 
When we roam the fields supernal, 

And behold the crystal sea, 
We shall join the angel chorus, 

We shall sing the angel song ; 
With the Saviour's banner o'er us, 

We shall join the ransomed throng, 

Cho. We shall join the ransomed throng. 
We shall sing the angel song, 
tj: When we roam the fields supernal, 
And behold the crystal sea. :j( 



When we see the walls of Jasper, 

And unite Avith heart and voice. 
Praising high the V)le.«sed Master, 

In his love divine rejoice, 
And the angels high in glory 

Sound aloud the sweet refrain, 
When we chant the wond'rous story 

Of the crucified and slain. 

Cho We s^hall join. &c-. 



15. 



IS 

(T, 21) ALEX S. ARNOLD, 4. 

Lead Us tc Thee. 
Tune — Sued Not a Tear. 

Saviour, dear Saviour. O^ liear us we pray ; 

Lead us to thee, lead all to thee : 
Save us from sin. that we go not astray ; 

Lead us to thee, all to thee. 
Be with us ever to gtuird and to o^uide; 
Ne'er let us wander in sin's evil tide ; 
Keep us in mercy, through life, by thy side : 

Lead us to thee, all to thee. 

Send down the Spirit, our Saviour from sin; 

Lead us to thee, lead all to thee ; 
Save from temp'ation without and within ; 

Lead us to thee, all to thee : 
Save us from doubting, dear Saviour, divine; 
Make us in spirit true childron of tliino. 
Till every soul shall bow low at thy shrine ; 

Lead us to thee, all to tliee. 

(T,r.7) ALKX, S. ARXOLD, 5 

Glory to Jesus, Our Saviour Immortal, 

Tune — Down from the Skies P. M. 

1 Glorv to Jesus, our Saviour Immortal ! 

D'.wn from the regions of heaven he came. 
Sent by our Fathrr to save every lo<t one ; 
Pow'r an ! dominion ascribed to his name. 

C'UORUS. — The great viet'ry he shall win ; 

For Ilo'll save the lost from sin: 
In his precious b'ood he'll wa>-li away er.ch guilty stain ; 
And the powers of darkness too 
He will conquer and subdue. 
And in every heart shall reign. 

2 Sing then his praises ; for Jesus, our Saviour 

Died on the cross every mortal to save; 
Tell, all ye ransomed, the wonderful story ; 
Jesus shall triumph o'er sin and the grave. 

Chorus. — The great vicl'ry, &c. 



16 



19 

YJ^ ( T, 37) ^LEX S. AUXOLD. 3. 

The Great Atonement. 

Tune — Duke Street. L. M. 

1 . Let notes of praise ascend on hiirh, 
To Clirisf, our Lord, above the i-kv, 
Who left his heavenly dwelling pkce. 
Himself the ransom for our race. 

2. When souls were lost, enslaved by sin, 
God paid ihe price for rebel men ; 
Slill loving man, though all undone, 
He gave His own Immortal Son. 

3. When sin poured o'er us like a flood, 
Christ sealed his mission with his blood ; 
His life on earth a sacrifice, 

For all our race he lived and died. 

4. Now seated on his heavenly throne. 
He sends his Holy S).irit (fowii ; 
Through endless years the siuticr's triend. 
All i-ebels musi be born a<^ain. 



18. 



^"^•^^^ ALEX. S, A RxVOLD, 1876. 

Ye, Who Labor, Heavy Laden. 8» & 7s. 
Tune — Gospel Hy.mns, Page 30. 
. Ye, who labor, heavy laden. 

All by sin and ciire o[ pressed, 
Leave Avith Christ your heavy burden, 

He will give you sweetest rest : 
He will cleanse your heart from folly, 

He will save you from your sin. 
He will make you pure and holy ; 
Only put your trust in him. 
. Sac. and weary, come to Jesus, 
He will take your griefs away. 
In the joys of life he'll bad us. 

Flood our hearts with endless day. 
Do you mourn for friends departed ? 

Trust them with the mourner's friend, 

Jesus loving, tender hearted, — 
He will kindly care for them. 



19. 



20. 



20 

(T. 2> ALEX. S. ARNOLD, 1876. 

Jesus, All Hail ! Great King of Kings I 

Tune — Antioch, C. M. 

. Jesus, all hail ! great King of Kiugs ! 
To whom all things were given ; 
Let every tribe thy praises sing, 
And swell the song in heaven. 

!. Christ sits enthroned at God's right hand. 
The universe shall sway ; 
The angels wait at his command. 
And all the hosts obey. 

1. Sound then his praise in lofty song. 
Unite with heart and voice, 
Till all the world the strain prolong, 
And heaven and earth rejoice. 



(T. 78) ALEX. S. ARNOLD, K78. 

Ring the Merry Sells ! ! ss & m. 

1 , While the merry bells are ringing, 
We with cheerful voices singing. 

Ring the merry bells ! ring the merry bells | 
While the chimes to heaven are raising, 
Sound aloud the notes of praising, 

Ring the merry bells ! ring the merry bells I 
Psalms and anthems ever sounding, 
Hearts with gratitude are bounding 
For our mercies all-surrounding. — 

Ring the merry bells ! ring the merry bells t 

2. For our sinful hearts forgiven. 
Through our Saviour, Lord of heaven, 

Ring the merry bells \ ring the merry bells ! 

Precious gifts to mortals, prizing. 

Songs and hymns forever rising. 
Ring the merry bells \ ring the merry bells \ 

Constant gifts of God confessing. 

Endless love and endless blessing. 

In your chiming praise expressing, 
Ring the merry btUs I ring the merry bells ' 



21. 



22. 



2! 
;r, 27> Ai,t;x. s. aknold, 4 

Holy Spirit, Prom our Father. '^^ & '^ 

Time — Mount Vkrnon. 

1. Holy Spirit, from our Father, 

Come, and fill our souls with love. 
And our .sinful hearts now quicken 
With a zeal that's born of God 

2 Holy Spirit, ever lead us 

in our Saviour's patliway bright : 
Guide us in the ways of wisdom 
Till we reach the realms of lisrht. 



Saviour Divine. «*&■««• 

Tuue — Robin Adaik, oh Bethany. 

1_ Save me irom every sin. 

Saviour divine ; 
Make my heart pure witiiin, 

Saviour divine : 
Save me from doubt and fear, 
Near thee and still more near ; 
Thy love to me more dear, 

Saviour divine. 

2. Cleansed by thy saving grace, 

Saviour divine, 
1 then shall see thy tace. 

Saviour divine : 
Thy loving-kindness free 
My song and joy shall be 
Throughout eternity. 

Saviour divine, 

3. Sovereign, mighty Loni. 

Saviour divine, 
Gird on the Spirit's sword. 

Saviour divine : 
Conquer thou every foe, 
Each hateful vice o'erthrow. 
Till all no sin shall know. 

Saviour divine. 



22 

Sing for Jesus. 

Tune — Pleyel's Hymn. 7s 
i . Sing for Jesus sweetest strain ; 

He will cleanse from everj stain ; — 
Wash away our guilt and sin ; 
Give us peace and rest within 

2^ Sing for Jesus and his grace, 
Till we all behold his face ; 
Cleansed by his atoning blood, 
We shall kuoAv his priceless love 



24, 



( T, ee ) ALtX. S, AKKOLD, 

Jesus Will Triumph O'er Death and the Grave. 

Tune — Homeward Bound. lOs & 7s. 

Jesus will triumph o'er death and the grave — 

We're going home, going home ; 
Jesus, our Saviour, is mighty to save — 

We're going home, going home. 
Satan may boast of his power and his might. 
One fleeting moment may dim heaven's light. 
Jesus shall conquer in might and in right ! — 

We're going home, going home. 

Jesus will save all the lost from their sin — 

We're going home, going home ; 
Come then, ye wretched and sinful, to him — 

We^re going home, going home. 
Tossed like the sea when its waves cannot rest. 
Doubting your Saviour, with sorrow oppress'd 
Jesus will make all your hearts truly blest. 

We're goinghome, going home 

The loved and the lost all made pure, we shall meet- 

We're going home, going home. 
There to unite in a friendship more sweet — 

We're going home, going home ; 
Jesus the vict'ry o'er Satan shall gain, 
Sin Avashed away, all in glory shall reign, 
Shout the glad tidings again and again. 

We're going home ! going home ! 



25. 



(T. ftl; ALEX S. AKNOLD, US7f>. 

Oh, We'll Battle On. 

Tune — Rock of Liberty. 

Oh. we'll battle on till the vict'ry's won, 

Our Captain God's own Immortal Son ; 

And though Satan boast of his mighty host, 

We shall couquer him through ihe Holy Ghost : 

For Christ shall send the Spirit down 

Wherever sin and the foe are found ; 

'Mid the battle's din with the hosts of sin. 

||: Press on, press on, press on, the vict'ry win. :|| 

Then with courage bold, for the crown of gold, 
We'll march right on for the. Saviour's fold ; 
Though the foe be strong, and the battle long, 
We'll defend the right, and o'ertlirow the wrong. 
Oh, march beneath Christ's banner bright. 
And for our Captain right bravely fight, 
'Mid the battle's din, &c 

(T, 13) ALEX S. ARNOLD, 1670. 

See Our Saviour's Banner Waving ! 

Tune — Shall we gather at the rivkr. 

1 See our Saviour's banner waving, 

Millions marching 'neath its folds, 
All the host of Satan braving, 
Though his minions be untold. 

Chords. See our Saviour's banner waving. 

The Saviour's snowy banner brightly waving, 
Rally 'neath the bright banner waving, 
And march 'neath its glitt'riug folds. 

2 Fighting for the Saviour's banner, 

Take God's helmet sword and shield, 
Shouting still your loud hosanna , 
Battle till the foe shall yield. 

3 Onward, onward then to glory, 

Onward to the battle plain ; . 
We shall sing the wond'rous story, 
And tTie final vict'ry gain. 



26. 



27. 



aLKX .•> AKNuLU, 



28. 



Going Home ! 

Tune — HoMK Ag.\in. 

(4oiiJg iionie, going home, 

To that blissful shore, 
Where all is peace, and love, and joy. 

We'll meet to part no more 
Though iu thi.'=4 laud of sun aud shade, 

We sigh that siu abountla. 
We'll wait in ikilh until we gain 

These fair iinmortal gnjiind,H 
iioing home, going lionie ; 

To that blissful shi>re, 
Whei'e all i.s peace, and love, aul joy, 

We'll meet to part no more 

Jesus reigus, Jesus reigns : 

All to him were given. 
And he shall reign in every heart. 

As in the hosts of hcaviMi : 
For Satan and his host combined. 

Shall yet be overthrown, 
And every soul, made pure within . 

Shall worship round his throne 
Going home. etc. 

. a4, ALtX. S. AU>OLl», 

Departed Friends. 

Tune NAt>MI, <)!{ SlI.OAM, C. M. 

Though otheis. for departed friends. 

Mourn without trust iu God, 
lu periect faith we'll lean on Him, 

And bless his chastening rod. 

We will not add the sin of doubt, 

Whoever may depart ; 
For God is love, and on this rock 

We rest with trusting heart.s. 

Pool-, doubling souls, O, trust the Lord ' 

Whose icrath divine is love ; 
For, saved from sin, in sweet accord. 
We a)J shall meet above 



21. 



22. 



21 

r, 27) ALKX. S. ARNOl.U, 4 

Holy Spirit, Trom our Father. »* * " ^ 

Tune — Mount Vernon. 

1. Holy Spirit, from our Father, 

Come, and fill our souls with love. 
And our sinful hearts now quicken 
With a zeal that's born of God 

2. Holy Spirit, ever lead us 

In our Saviour's pathway bright ; 
Guide us in the ways of wisdom 
Till we reach the realms of liffht. 



7'.') ALEX. S. ARNOLD, 3. 

Saviour Divine. '^^^^ 

Tune — Robin Adair, oif Bethany. 

1. Save me from every sin. 

Saviour divine ; 
Make my heart pure within, 

Saviour divine : 
Save me from doubt and fear, 
Near thee and still more near ; 
Thy love to me more dear. 

Saviour diviue. 

2. Cleansed by thy saving grace. 

Saviour divine, 
1 then shall see thy face. 

Saviour divine : 
Thy Ioving-kindne!<s free 
My sung and joy shall be 
Throughout eternity. 

Saviour divine, 

■i. Sovereign, mighty Lord. 

Saviour divine, 
Gird on the Spirit's sword. 

Saviour divine : 
Conquer thou every foe. 
Each hateful vice o'erthrow. 
Till all no sin shall know, 

Saviour divine. 



23. 



22 

ALEX, ft. AKXOLO, fi. 



Sing for Jesus. 

Tune — Pleyel's Hymn. 7s 
Sing for Jesus sweetest strain ; 
He will cleanse from ever}' stain ; 
Wash away our guilt and sin ; 
Give us peace and rest within. 

Sing for Jesus and his grace. 
Till we all behold his face ; 
Cleansed by his atoning blood, 
We shall know his priceless love 



24. 



(T, 66) ALEX. S, ARKOLD, 

Jesus Will Triumph O'er Death and the (Jrave. 

Tune — Homeward Bound. lOs & 7s. 

Jesus will triumph o'er death and the grave — 

We're going home, going home ; 
Jesus, our Saviour, is mighty to save — 

We're going home, going homt. 
Satan may boast of his power and his might. 
One fleeting moment may dim heaven's light, 
Jesus shall conquer in might and in right ! — 

We're going home, going home. 

Jesus will save all the lost from their sin — 

We're going home, goiug home ; 
Come then, ye wretched and sinful, to him — 

We^re going home, going home. 
Tossed like the sea when its waves cannot rest. 
Doubting your Saviour, with sorrow cppress'd 
Jesus will make all your hearts truly blest. 

We're goinghome, going home 

The loved and the lost all made pure, we shall meet- 

We're going home, going home. 
There to unite in a friendship more sweet — 

We're going home, going home ; 
Jesus the vict'ry o'er Satan shall gain, 
Sin washed away, all in glory shall reign, 
Shout the glad tidings again and again. 

We're going home ! going home 1 



23 

ftp* (T. si; ALEX S. AKNOLDi, l<t7t> 

Oh, We'll Battle On. 

Tune — Rock of Liberty. 

1 Oh, we'll battle on till the vict'ry's won, 
Our Captain God's own Immortal Son ; 
And thoui^h Satan boast of his mighty host. 
We shall cooquer him through ihb Holy Ghost : 
For Christ shall seud the Spirit down 
Wherever sin and the foe are found ; 

'Mid the battle's din with the hosts of sin. 

||: Press on, press on, press on, the vict'ry win. :|| 

2 Then with courage bold, for the crown of gold, 
We'll march right on for the Saviour's fold ; 
Though the foe be strong, and the battle long, 
We'll defend the right, and o'erthrow the wrong. 
Oh. march beneath Christ's banner bright, 

And for our Captain right bravely fight, 
'Mid the battle's din, &c. 



26. 



( T, I.'* ) ALEX S. ARNOLD, 1S76. 

See Our Saviciir's Banner Waving ! 

Tune — Shall we gather at the river. 

1 See our Saviour's banner waving. 

Millions marching 'neath its folds, 
All the host of Satan braving. 
Though his minions be untold. 

Chorus. See our Saviour's banner waving. 

The Saviour's snowy banner brightly waving, 
Rally 'neath the bright banner waving, 
And march 'neath its glitt'ring folds. 

2 Fighting for the Saviour's banner. 

Take God's helmet sword and shield, 
Shouting still your loud hosanna. 
Battle till the foe shall yield. 

3 Onward, onward then to glory. 

Onward to the battle plain ; 
We shall sing the wond'rous story. 
And tlie final vict'ry gain. 



27. 



Going Home ! 

rune — Home Again. 

Going home, goiuj^ home. 

To that blissful shore, 
Where all is peace, and love, and joy. 

We'll meet to part no more 
Though in this land oi sun and shudt*, 

Wii sijrli thai sin abounds. 
We'll wait in faith until we gain 

These fair immortal irrouuds 
(loing home, going home ; 

To that blissful shore. 
Where all is peace, and love, an i joy. 

We'll meet to part no more 

Jesus reigns, Jesus reigns ; 

All to him were given, 
And he shall reign in every heart. 

As in the hosts of heavun : 
For Satan and his host combined. 

Shall yet be overthrown, 
And every soul, made pure within. 

Shall worship roiuid his throne 
Going home, etc. 



AA i^Y. ■i'i: ALEX. s. AlOOl.O. 

Departed Friends. 

Tune — Naomi, ok Sii.oam, C. M 

J. Though others, for departed friends 
Mourn without trust in God, 
In pertect faith we'll lean on Him, 
And bless his chastening rod. 

•J Wfc will not add the sin of doubt, 
Whoever may depart ; 
For God is love, and on this rock 
We rest with trusting hearts. 

'i Poor, doubting souls, O, trust the Lord ' 
Whose wrath divine is love ; 
Fur, saved from sin, in sweet accord. 
We alJ shall meet above 



29. 



ALEX. S. AKNULD, 1S76. 



30. 



Th3 Sates of Gracs ars Open Wide. 

Tune — Gospel IIviMNS, Page oG. 

1 . The gates of grace are open wide 
Already to receive us ; 

Oh, join the ransomed swelling tide. 
And live and reign with Jesus. 

Chorus — .Sound his praise in lofty song. 

Sing his love, ye ransomed throng; 
Eve:y heart the strain r.rolong, 
Piaise the name ct' Jesus 

2. 'I'he gospel least is free to all, 
Tlie Saviour waits to lead u.-. 

W'nh willing heart.s obey the call. 
And live and reign with Jesus. 

CiioiU's — Sound his praise. &<• 

(T, S2) ALEX. S. ARNOLD, 1878. 

Centennial Hymn. 

A Hundred Years fled, and still Fioatiug in Beauty, lis & 123. 

A hundred years fled, and si ill floating in beauty, 

The flag of our union, the strip;;s and the stars ; 
And gathered beneath it, in love .'ind in duty, 

We hail its defenders still wearing their scars ; 
PVom hilltop and valley we w'avc it in splendor, 

And bear it in triumph far o'er the wide sea. 
O God of the nations, l)e thou our defender, 

And keep our loved country united and free ! 

C'HO.-Then raise the loud chorus, the banner waves o'er us, 
O, join the great chorus, and hail it with joy I 

A hundred years fled, and still waving in glory, 

Undimmed and untarnished by far distant foes ; 
And millions unborn shall relate the proud story 

Of vict'ry and triumph o'er traitor's foul blows : 
Let no rebel hand e'er the smallest star sever 

But guard its high honor and cherish its folds ; 
Wave proudly in splendor with beauty c'immed never. 

Thy spangled stars shining a hundred years old. 
Cho. — Then raise the loud chorus. &c. 



2t; 

01 (Tt,.-,) ALEX. S. ARNOLD, I^7G. 

Live Nearer to Jesus. 

J'uiu— Gospel Hyiiins, I'age s?. 

1. Live nearer to Jesus, 

Trust ever iu him ; 
He waitetli to free us 

From bondage ami sin ; 
Stand up for our Saviour, 

Stand ever in him ; 
In (hity ne'er waver, 

Our Saviour is Kiat^^. 
Cho. In liis love we are stronger, 

In King Jesus we conquer. 
Trust in thyself no longer, 
For our vSaviour is King. 

2. Live nearer to Jesus, 

E'er trust in his power ; 
Through life he will lead us 

In ev*ry dark hour; 
Stray not from his keeping 

In Jesus abide ; 
Joys constantly reaping. 

On life's swelling tide. 
Cho, In his love we are stronger, &c. 

on f.Ts. 22 & 70 ) ALEX. S. ARNOLD, 5. 

Saviour, Ever Lead Us. 

Tune — Morning, Noon and Night, or Watolier, 7s. & Cis. 

1 O Saviour, ever lead us^ And purify each heart; 
That from thy precepts holy, We never may depart; 
And iu thy vineyard labor, In hope and faith and joy; 
Ami in thy earthly kingdom, Find rest without alloy. 

2 We'll follow in the footsteps. Of him who died for man ; 
And gladly 'neath his banner. Forever we will stand ; 
For in his blessed service, We tind our cheif delight ; 
E'er leaning on our Saviour, Who ever guides aright. 

3 Then guide us now and ever. Along the heavenly way ; 
And make our pathway Jbrighter, Unto the perfect day ; 
And trusting thee as children, Beueath thy loving wings ; 
In life and death thy praises. Forever we will sing. 



27 

•^O ( T. 61 ) Last tlirec verses comiioscd by A. ,S. AllXULl), l.-^T.'i. 

Glory b3 to the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost ! 

1 '-Glory be to the Father, and | to the | Son, || and] 

to the I Holy | Ghost ; 
As it was iu the begining, is now, and | ever | shall be, |j 
world I without | end. A | men." 

2 Glory be to the Father, for | He is | love, || He | is our I 

endless | friend ; 
He ruleth the hosts of heaven and earth, through I 
His Son I Jesus, |{ world | without | end. A | men. 

3 Glory be to the Saviour, Im | mortal | Sou, || who | 

died for | rebel ! men ; 
By whom all things were created in earth, and \ in high] 
heaven, || world | without [ end A | men. 

4 Glory be to God's Spirit, the | Holy j Ghost, || pro j 

ceeding | from our | God, 
Sent down by a risen Saviour to earth, to comfort ! 
mortals, 11 world without end. A men 



34 



( T. uO ) ALEX. S. ARxNOLD, 1805. 

There is a Land of Purest Joy. 

Tune— Olivet. L. M. 

1 There is a land of purest joy 

That mortal eye hath never seen. 
Where wasting time can ne'er destroy, 
Nor Autumn lade its fields of green. 

2 No sickness, sorrow, pain nor death, 

Can ever dim that relm so fair ; 
Nor thousand times ten thousand years 
Unfold the raptured glories there. 

3 No chilling blasts can reach that laud. 

Nor scorching winds sweep o'er its plains ; 
But angels with sweet gales are fanned. 
And nought but Spring eternal reigns. 

4 Celestial forms in spotless white. 

Where mortal footsteps never trod, 
Are waiting for the blissful sight 

When Chri.st shall bring us home to God 



OC ri- 7»- AbKA. S. AKNULD, 1876. 

Like a Beacon of light 'Mong the Nations of Earth. 1 2s & 8s 

1 Like a beacon of light, 'Mong the nations of earth. 

America beams as a star ; 
With its lustre iiridimmed From the dawn of its birth. 

Its jilory is seen from afar; 
And the millions unborn Shall behold its bright sheeu, 

And dwell 'neath our liberty tree ; 
While the s;ripes aud the stars in their glory are seen 

Illuming this laud ot the free. 

CHu.--Then unroll the proud Hag, O'er the land and tlies«ii. 
And hail with your loudest acclaim ; 
While the poor and oppressed To our country .>hall flee. 
And sing of its glorious fame. 

2 In the ages unborn, Dearest land of the world. 

Thy wonderful sidendor sh;ill shine. 
In thy grea'ni'ss all foes From thy borders be hurled, 

And God's richest blessing be thine. 
Then we'll cheer for the fla;r, And we'll shout for the stars. 

Victorious on land and the main ; 
While no foul trai'.or hand Her bright glory e'er mars. 

Or fetters with one slavish chain. 

CtK) — Then unroll the proud flag, &c 

36. 



(T. W) ALEX. S. ARNOLD, 1876. 

Saviour Divine, In Love and Power. »s. 



1. Saviour divine, in love and power, 
Ever shall be my rock and tower; 
Jesus shall cleanse my sinful heart. 
Bidding my doubt and fear depart. 

Chorus. — Saviour divine, my song shall be ; 
Saviour divine. I come to thee — 
Saviour divine, my song shall be ; 
Saviour divine I come to thee. 

•J Saviour divine, from sin I flee, 
Trusting my all of life to thee ; 
Refuge and shield from every foe. 
Fortress of God, no fear I know 
('rtoKiis — Saviour divine, &c. 



37 (T. t)o) Alkx. S. Akxold, l.S7(J 

WHEN JESUS CAME PEOM HEAVEN. 
TiiiK'. — Gospel ll^'mns, Page 24. 

1 Mankind were lost, all tempest tossed, 

By sin and sorrow riven ; 
"With doubt oppressed and deep unrest 
II lAMien Jesus came from heaven. :|| 

2 lie came to free the land and sea 

From darkness black as even ; 
One star was bright with lieavenly light 
II :When Jesus came from heaven :|| 

3 Plan's lost estate Avas crowned with hate. 

The world to sin was given ; 
r>u'. light shall shine in every clime, 
II :For Jesus came from heaven :|| 

38 (t. 'J(i) Alkx. S. Arnold. 1870 

WAVE THE TEMPEKANOE BANNER! 
Tune. — Gospel Hymns, Page 32. 

1 Would 3'ou aid the cause of right ? 

Wave the temp'rance banner ; 
^\^ould you triumph in God's might ? 

Wave the temp'rance Imnner : 
Oh, how many fall through drink I 
Wave the temp'rance banner ; 
Save thy l)rother ere he sink, 

AVave the temp'rnce banner. • 

Chorus. — Proudly wave, proudly wave. 
Proudly Avave the banner ; 
( i od's Immortal Son shall save ; 
Wave the temp'rance banner. 

2 Would you bless your native land ? 

AVave the temp'rance banner ; 
AYould you its worst foes withstand ? 

AVave the temp'rance banner : 
Oh, the curse of rum's foul stain ! 

AVave the temp'rance banner ; 
God's own hand shall break the chain ; 

AVave the temp'rance banner. 
GiioKUS. — Proudly wave, &c. 



39 (T. l»l)) Alkx. S. Aknom., 1.S76. 

WITH EAPTUEE WE SING THE SWEET STOEY. 

1 AVith rapture we sing the sweet story 

Of Bethlehem's babe long ago, 
lie came from the regions of glory 

That blessings to mortals might flow. 
Ciiours. — Sing then the angelic chorus ! 

See Jesus' banner waves o'er us I 
(xlorv and C!hrist are before us, 
And pointing to Bethlehem's star. 
And pointing to Bethlehem's star. 

2 How lowly and meek was the stranger. 

Though down from the heavens he came ; 
Was cradled and laid in a manger. 

That nations might bow at his name. 
CnoKUS — Sing then the angelic chorus 1 &c. 

o We'ill sing then the news of salvation — 

All glory to Jesus on high ! 
His glory shall crown every nation ; 

Through earth let the sound of it fly 
Chokus. — Sing then the angelic chorus ! &c. 

40 (T. its) Alex. S. Aknold, 1876. 

FIGHT rOE THE TEMPEEANOE BANNEE! 
Tune.— Pull For The Shore. 

1 Fight for the temp'rance banner, proudly it waves ! 
Fight for the nation's glory, rescue her slaves ! 
Slaves to the demon, brother, see how fast the}' fall ; 
Hear the widows, orphans pleading ; heed now the call. 

Heed now the call, brother, heed now the call ! 
Strike down the demon, brother, dark is his thrall ; 
On to the rescue, brother, see how fast they fall ; 
AVavethe temp'rance banner proudly, heed now the call ! 

2 Fight for the temp'rance banner, strong are its foes ; 
Hundreds are daily falling 'neath their foul blows : 
Ne'er in the contest waver, stand like a wall ! 
Onward to the battle bravely, heed now the call. 

Heed now the call, «S:c. 



/^l (^'Y, ;5;)) Alkx. S. Aknuld, I.STG. 

SOUND HIS PEAISE! 
Tune. — Precious Name. 

1 In the realms of endless glory 

We shall meet our Saviour there. 
Chanting still the precious story, 

AH Christ's blessings we shall share. 

II : Sound his praise ! sound his praise ! 

Sound aloud your notes of praise ! :|| 

2 When we reach the heavenly city 

All our loved ones there we'll meet, 
Through the Lord of love and pity : 
AVe shall worship at his feet. 
II : Sound his i)raise I &c. 

^2 (T. 101) Alex. S. Arnold, l-STG. 

KING JESUS, OUE SAVIOUE, SHALL OONQUEE. 

1 King .lesus, our Saviour, shall conquer ; 
Behold his liright banner unfurled ; 
Come, soldiers, stand idle no longer ; 

King Jesus shall conquer the world. 
The triumph of Jesus is nearing : 

Then till up tlie ranks and i)rove true ; 
Oh, list to the shouting and cheering ! 
Stand lirm and the battle renew. 
Tkki'.le Clio. -||: Jesus shall conquer! :|| 

King Jesus shall conquer the world I 
BassCiio.-||: KingJesus,ourSaviour. shall conquer ! :|| 
King Jesus shall conquer the world ! 

•2 We'll light for the cause of <iiin- jNIaster, 

Enlisted we'll march to the field ; 
We'll know no defeat nor disaster. 

And ne'er to the foe shall we yield. 
King Jesus is our gi-eat Commander, 

Mctor'ous o'er every dark foe : 
He'll rend iSatan's kingdom asunder, 

His pow'r and his army o'erthrow. 
Tkei'.leCho.-||: Jesus shall conquer. &c. 

BassCh(».-|: Kinir Jesus, our Saviour, &c. 



4;') (T. 104) Ali:x. 8. Aknoli). l.STC 

EING OUT YOUE HALLELUJAHS! 
Tune. — New England. 

1 Come sound aloud your heavenly song. 

And praise to Christ be given : 
Let all the world the sound prolong, 

And all the hosts of heaven. 
lie brings the day of glory 

When sin no more shall thrall : 
II : King out j'our hallelujahs. 

And crown him Lord of all. :|| 

2 Eejoice ! rejoice ! our King lias come ' 

Though lowh' was his birth ; 
Exalted on his glorious throne, 

He'll bless the sin-cursed earth. 
Our Lord shall bring salvation, 

And sin and death shall fall ; 
II : King out j'our hallelujahs, &c. 

3 King out your praises all abroad, 

Let earth wdth rapture ring ; 
Keign King of Kings and Lord of Lords 

O'er prophet, priest, and king. 
Koll on the great redemption 

Throughout this earthly liall : 
II : King out your hallelujahs. &.c. 

44 (t.100) Alkx. S. Arnold. 1«7G. 

BEAUTIFUL HILLS! 

1 In faith we now gaze on the beautiful hills, 

And watching how brightly they gleam. 
The visions of glory effcli waiting heart fills. 
Peace flows like a bountiful stream. 
Tkeble Cho.- Beautiful hills ! l)rightly they gleam I 

Joyously hail each radient beam. 
Bass.- Beautiful hills ! beautiful hills, l)rightly thev gleam, 
brightly they gleam ! 
Joyously hail ! joyously, joyously hail each radient Ijcam I 

2 Those beautiful hills the bright angels have trod. 

And loved ones, who, passed on before, 
Koam ever with joy in the sunshine of God, 
And rest on the bright, golden shore. 



46. 



^- (1- -;) ALEX. S. AllXoLl), li>:0. 

How Sweetly Tloat the Chiming Notes ! --^s &7s. 

1 How sweetly float the chiming notes ! 

While merry bells are ringing ; 
And as we hear their tones so clear, 

Our praises we are singing. 
O'er all the world shall be unfurlo<l 

Christ's banner waving o'er us, 
While every chime, almost divine, 

yhall ring with peals victorious. 

2 Our cheerful song then loud prolong. 

Like incense sweet ascending; 

While brazen bells more proudly swell 

With heavenly music blending. 

O'er all the world, &('. 

■,. ^,^ J ALEX.. S. ARNOLD, 187f. . 

Saviour, Tender, Kind, and Loving. 

TUNE-(;0.«rEL HYMNS, VXV.K 2S. 

1 Saviour, tender, kind, and loving, 
Watching o'er thy fold; 

Guiding, guarding through temptation. 
Where sin's billows roll: 
(jiio:_Saviour, Saviour, set thy people free, 
Make us loving, pure and holy, 
Keep us, Lord, with thee. 

2 Saviour, tender, kind, and loving, 
Help our doubts and fears; 

Make us trusting, e'er believing. 
Through life's weary ways : 
Ci'.o: — Saviour, &c. 

3 Saviour, tender, kind, and loving, 
Hear us when we pray ; 

Draw our lost ones as they wander, 
Seek those souls to-day: 
Cno: — Saviour, &c. 



47. 



(T. »:•.) ALEX. S. AUNOLD, l.S 

We'll Journey Together in Peace. 



Itevilers, and those who indulge in hatred, wrat)i, and envy, sliall not inher- 
it the kingdom of God. But the fruit of tl>e Spirit is love, joy, ijeacc, hmj;. 
sulfcring, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance. — Ciil. N'. iV 
1 Cor. VI. 

1 We'll journey together iu peace, 

And together we'll labor in love ; 
Our union of hearts shall ne'er cease 
Till we join the blest union above ; 
Though storms of adversity roll, 

And although persecution be found ; 
Serenity fills every soul 

Where the Spirit of Jesus abounds. 
Cho: — Oh, come then, Christ's children below, 
x\ud united together live on ; 
The sweetest communion you'll know, 
And the vic'try o'er self shall be won. 

2 Oh, leave all your envy behind, 

All your bigotry, discord, and hate ; 
And Jesus' sweet rest you shall find, 

Only cease to block up the strait gate. 
We pray you to let love abound ; 

For tlie world looks to you as a guide ; 
And let Christian union be found, 

And the Spirit in all hearts abide. 
Cho: — Oh, come then, &g. 

AQ (T. 4) ALEX. S. AKXOLI), 3. 

Highest Praise to God. 

lUNE-SILVER STREET, S. M. 

1 To God, who rules in love, 

TiCt highest praise be given ; 
For He is just, our firm, sure Eock, 
The King of earth and heaven. 

2 Before the power of Christ 

All evil flees away: — 
Witliout one tear in light shall break 
The endless, sinless day. 

3 All glory be to God, 

Who claims us for His own ; 
Lord, haste the day when truth shall reign, 
And sin shall be unknown. 



^Q (T. -s) A[,E\. S. AltXOl.I), ls:(>. 

Before Thy Throne, Dear Lord, We Bend. 

1 Hefore thy throne, dear Lord, we bend. 
Hear us now, our Endless Friend, we pray ; 

Oh, Father, cleanse each sinful breast. 
And shed thy heavenly ray ; 

Oh, come, dear Lord, and be our guest. 
Give us thine own blessed rest, we pray. 

2 Yes, come, dear Lord, on thee we wait, 
Lead us through the heavenly gate, we pray: 

Oh, richly. Lord, our souls endow, 
Abide with us to-day, 

And while, our hearts before thee bow. 
Bless us. Lord, and bluss us now, we pray. 

rf\ (T. 9.!) AT.EX. S. AltNOLD, 18:6. 

Bing Out, Bing Out, Sweet Bells ! 

A DUET. 

1 Ring out, ring out, sweet Bells I 

How sweet your blest employ — 
Sad human hearts to fill 

With sacred, holy joy ! 
Chime on in tones of love. 

And fill our hearts with peace. 
Like angels notes above 

Whose strains shall never cease. 

2 Ring out, ring out. sweet bells! 

With music fill the world. 
To do our Saviour's will, 

His banner now unfurl. 
Your heavenly message bring, 

The slaves of sin unchain. 
Until the wide world ring 

With glad, triumphant strains. 

3 Then ring, sweet Christian Bells I 

Sound forth triumphantly I 
Your joyous tidings tell 

Of souls from sin set free. 
While we our voices rai.-e. 

And grateful homage bring, 
Ring out your notes of praise 

For Jesus King of Kings. 



CI [T- lOr,] iM.EX. S. ARNOLD, l^r^ 

Praise Ye the Lord! 

1 O praise ye the Lord for his kindness so wonderful, 

For his kindness so wonderful, for his kindness so wonderful 
To the Father of mercies with love never-ending, 
Give praise and thanksgiving, and 3'our heart's deep adoration 
praise him, all ye people, all ye people, all ye people I 
So Fatherly in tenderness, so wonderful in love I 

'1 praise ye the Lord, &c. 
For the Saviour Immortal, the King of salvation. 
Descending from heaven, to become our great liedeemer : 
O prai.-e him, all ye people, &c. 

;; praise ye the Lord, &c. 
For his own Holy Spirit, baptizer and cleanser. 
Sent down by our Saviour to enlighten and to comfort : 
O praise him, all ye people, &c. 



rrt [T. 117] ALKA. S. AKXILD, 187 

Slug' noAv the Glory of tho Land that Ave Love ! 

Tune — Onlj- an Armor Bearer. 

1 Sing now the glory of the land that we love ! 
Blooming with blessings from the hand above: 
Loyally gather.and her rights defend, 
Standing for her glory, faithful to the end. 

Shout for our native land ! sing for the free ! 
Sounding the chorus loud o'er land and sea : 
jj: Gladly our joyous hallelujahs ring : 
Glory and honor of our nation sing.: 

2 Sing of her glory with your heart and your voice ! 
Let every freeman in her fame rejoice ; 

Heroes and statesmen shall obey her cal'. 
Battling for her g ory — liberty for all I 
Shout for our native land ! &c. 



53 (T. 15) Alex. S. Aunom>- 187» 

HAEK, THE SAVIOUR CALLS POE THEE. 

Tmw, — Coiivont Bell. 7s. Double. 

1 Hark, the Saviour calls lor thee : — 
"Heavy laden, come to mo : 
Weary soul, no longer stray. 
Oh, abide with me l;o-day : 
Take my easy yoke and light. 
Tread no more the paths of night ; 
Heavenly peace shall be thy guest. 
1 will give thee sweetest rest. 

•2 Thou hast wandered far from God. 
(Jften felt his chast'ning rod ; 
Sad and evil is thy way. 
Come, the gospel's call obey : 
I will cleanse thee by my power, 
Blessings on thy ])athway shower : 
Opened wide, behold the door, — 
llest and peace forevermore." 

r^ (,,. 7) Alex. S. Aunoi.u- 1878 

GOME, YE EAUSOUED OP THE LOED, 

Tune. — Amsterdam. 7s and 6s. 

Come, ye ransomed of the Lord, 

Aiid lift your souls above ; 
Spread the praises all abroad 

Of Jesus, Lord of love : 
He the Crucified and slain 

Ever at thy side shall be ; 
I'raise the Lord in sweet refrain 

Throughout eternity. 

.lesus, evermore adored. 

The world's salvation brings ; 
"Holy, holy, holy Lord !" 

Each heavenly seraph sings : 
Comes the day when every soul. 

Purified from every stain. 
Filled with joy beyond control, 

With Christ himself shall reign. 



55 (T. 100) Ai,KX. S. AiJNoi.n. 1878. 

LOED OF GLOEY! 

Time. — Strike the cyinlja!. 

k Lord ol" glory 1 Son most lioly ! 

Praise him with your heart and voiee : 
To each station his salvation 

Comes, and waiting son Is rejoice : 
High and glorious, Christ victorious. 

Seated on imperial throne : 
King of nations, o'er all stations 

Jesus rules the world alone. 

Hear the chorus floating o'er us. 
Music of the host of heaven, 
"Hail your King the Saviour given I 

Slumb'ring nations, adorations 
Kaise on high in lofty song ! 

Saviour Jesus, come and lead us 
Through life's paths o'er land and sea ; 

Hills and mountains, rills and fountains 
Wake the soisg of jubilee ! 

Bending low before the Lord, 

Worship now in sweet accord ; 
Like the rocks by earthquake riven 
l*ride before the Lord is driven ; 

Glor}', glory, all honor love and praise ! 

Glory, glory, your highest anthems raise ! 
() praise him, O praise him, praise him. — Amen !" 

ii Love descending, never ending, 

Joy and peace and righteousness ; 
Heavenly portion, isles of ocean 

With his grace the Lord shall bless. 
Loving ever, hating never, 

Christ fulfills the laAv of love : 
And forever his endeavor. 

Lifting souls to joys above, 

To the Father all shall gather ; 
Come, ye w^ear^-, heaA'y laden, 
Leave with Christ your heavy burden ; 

Heavenly glory, pure and holy, 
Fill each heart with joy and peace ! 

Saviour Jesus, come and lead us &e. 



^S (■••• '^'') Ak,:x. S. Akxo,.,.. IH7. 

GEFILE SAVIOUK, I'M SO WEABY. 
Solo :ind Ciionis. 
1 "(rentle Saviour. I'm 8o weary 
With my heavy load of sin ; 
All around so dark and dreary. 

Seems combined to liem ine in 
Sad and helpless see me kneelinp-; 
In the dust my soul doth lunv : 
Hear, dear Saviour ! pity leelino-, 

Save me, Lord, vh, save ine xow ' 
e uoKTs. Gentle Saviour, hear me jjleadinir : 
I would give my heart to thee : 
Oh, dear Saviour, how I'm needino- 
All thy love and caie for me .'" 
^ "(Senile Saviour, thou hast tried me 
As thou didst thy twelve of old • 
I liough like one I have denied thee, 
Take me. Lord, within thy fold' • 
. I- or like Peter I repentina, " 

Faiu would weep ; oh, draw thou niuh : 
. lA^t thy heart for me relentin^'- : 

J-o^vly at thy feet I lie. '^ 
( H(,;;,-s. Late too late !" I hear thee savin-.-. 

Sealed art thou " in sin'and woe : 
1 nough forever keep thou prayino- 

Peace and rest thou ne'er shalt know." 
'i Tlirough death's valley passing i^adly 
Into God's great Exdlkss Now, 
1 leaded thus the spirit madly. 

At the Saviour's feet did how. 
"Hise !" the Saviour spoke in pity • 
"Repentant, enter thou our ioy • 
I^.ntcr thou the golden city— 
Rest in peace without alloy. 
( iiORus Now's the day of great salvation ' 

Through the Endless Now untold 

?nw''l'^.?'''" ^^''^^'^^ ^^'^O^ station, 
NOW ACCEPTED TLME BEFIOLD " 



7 (T. 102) Ai.Ex. S. Arnold, IHIH. 

HALLELUJAH ANTHEM. 

1 Hallelujah ! liallelujali ! O praise ye the Father 1 
Hallelujah ! hallehijah ! O praise ye the Lord ! 
Mis kindness and mercy and love never-endin<>- : 
Honor and glory, O praise ye the Lord ! 

The wide world was lost — sin heavy laden. 

With evil oppressed, sorrow enchained, 

When Jesus came down, bearing our burden ; 

Bless him and praise him, the Lamb that was slain! 
Hallelujah ! e(e. [Close with first 4 lines.] 

•J Oh, seek ye the Lord, wander no longer, 

Ye burdened with sin, lost and enslaved ; 
For God was in Christ, saving from danger ; 
AVorship, ye mortals, mankind shall be saved. 

Hallelujah ! etc. [Close willi fh-st 4 lines and repeat 

same pianissimo.] 

H (T. 10;J) .Vl.KX. S. Alt-NOLU. l«7.s. 

BEHOLD NOW 13 THE ACOEPTED TIME! 
Anlheni. 

1 IJehold, Now is the accepted time ! 

Behold, Now is the day of salvation ! 

For our God is ever at thy side. 

And his saving health among the nations. 
For the Lord to be gracious e'er waiteth for thee ; 
And from sin's heavy burden thy soul shall set free : 

For he loves us like a Father. 

And our souls in peace shall gather : 
praise ! praise ye tlie Lord ! 
•J No past hour or morrow comes to thee ; 

Oh, seek Noav the saving power of Jesus ; 

For all sin the Saviour shall o'erthrow ; 

And he waits in Endless Now to lead us 
Through the day of eternity, fadeless and pure. 
All immortal and sinless thy soul shall endure : 

Then behold the great salvation : 

Lift your hearts in adoration ; 
O praise ! praise ye the Lord ! 



THE TJNIVEESALIST CONFESSION OF FAITH. 
Adopted at Winchester, N. H. 1803. 

AiriK i.i: I. 
We believe that the Holy Scriptures of the Old and New 
Testaments contain a revelation of the character of God, and of 
the duty, interest and final destiny of mankind. 

Ainin.i: II. 
We believe that there is one God, whose nature is love, 
revealed in one Lord Jesus Christ, by one Holy Spirit of Grace, 
who ' will finally restore the whole family of mankind tj 
HOLINESS and happiness. 

AiMKi.i: III. 
We believe that holiness and happiness are inseparably 
connected, and that believers ought to be carefvil to maintai.i 
order, and practice good works: for these things are good and 
profitable unto men. 






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